The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday backed off its plans to raise the property taxes of residents and developers in Tysons — at least temporarily — after residents spoke out against the plan for more than two hours.
The tax hike, expected to increase property taxes in Tysons by 7 to 9 cents, was supposed to come as part of the board’s $3.1 billion vision of transforming the area into a new urban downtown.
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